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Grafton Way (On Surfaced Road) Four of the Optional Walks Featured 5 Mile Walk Into Paulerspury Northampton Northampton Grafton Way (on surfaced road) Four of the optional walks featured 5 mile walk into Paulerspury. bench 5 mile walk from Castlethorpe N N WAY alongside the Gra on Way are covered O GRAFTON WAY T F Yardley Gobion along the in greater detail with full route A R Optional walk (on surfaced road) 11 mile circular walk taking in G descriptions in the Walk, Eat & Drink Shutlanger Grand Union Canal. is 13 mile route follows the Grand Union Canal guides for South Northamptonshire: splendid views and passing towpath and then takes to undulating farmland 5 Distance (miles) from southern terminus GRAFTON WAy East South Towcester Racecourse. and villages. It is named a er the Dukes of A508 Kissing gate Walk 1: Towcester Town Walk Church of G Gra on who were large land-owners in the Walk 11: Yardley Gobion and along B r Long distance walks in South northamptonshire St Mary a the Grand Union Canal n southern part of the County throughout the Stile the Virgin d U Walk 12: Cosgrove via Aqueduct n eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Starts at Farmer’s gate io Central South Grafton n Wolverton, Milton Keynes (MK12 5NL), and C Walk 14: Paulespury Circular The White Hart a Regis n nishes by e Butchers Arms in Greens Norton Busy road, take extra care Paddocks Farm a e Walk, Eat & Drink guides are l (NN11 3AA). Full details are shown on OS available from South Northants Council Explorer Map 207. NO and tourist information centres. RT Greens Daventry HA MP TO N Isworth Norton ROA Caldecote D Farm G To r A ve Kingsher a 5 The Mount Grafton Lodge Old Wharf n d Why not visit the old Roman Church of Marina Farm The Priory B Manor U 3 St Margaret n Elm Tree town of Towcester with aractive Farm Badger’s io W 4 | n Cosgrove A wooden bridges | C Farm TL A Manor Farm a Towcester I riverside walks? 3 miles nal The Leisure NG Farm Thrupp ST Wharf Green Park R Alderton Grafton Fields Marina EE T benchB The | St Leonard’s The Coee Pot 1 Ouse Valley | Cobb’s Bush Barley 5 Church A508 Farm Cosgrove Mow Canal Shops Park | bench wooden bridges RO A D benches Paulerspury Grafton YARDLEY JJ e northern terminus of the bench Yardley Heathencote Farm D ad W Cottage BChurch of Old Yardley ro a A Gra on Way is in the centre of B te Pury Hill Farm ) Farm d r Gobion O St Peter e Wolverton Gobion Towcester R & St Paul s Iron Trunk benches Greens Norton. u Y Bury Y s Race A i W Moor E Aqueduct wooden d L Mount ( N bridge | B Course Rectory Farm 2 The Little D t End e y R s Holy Trinity Church St Lawrence’s TO D u a Manor TO F u W C A CESTER R The Plough A A O w Church Beech House A Y O d D l R O i r B Queen’s t a Monk & G Manor Farm o Wolverton Saracen’s R a r f Cosgrove 3 Taylors Oak St Bartholomew’s Church t e Tipster B D r d a Park Head Hotel Farm r Potterspury e | R l Farm wooden t G t Furtho O S Dolphin F benches n 4 bridge Dovecote T ld a D W 6 O | A Café ATLIN Heathencote A l St Bartholomew’s m G S R na | T Ashton’s Farm s O The Peacock REE Ca i T Rudolf Furtho T ion Church d R wooden A5 S n | wooden Steiner U Y d bridges n bridge Wolverton B E School ra The e Park Hall Plum Park G KL v Wolverton Mill Old C o wooden Bull T Farm M bridge A benches House Wolverton ILL R | B L AN bench The Butchers Arms E Tew’s Milton Towcester Earl’s End WATLI NG ST Farm REET A5 Keynes Plumpton The A5 Greens Gullet Potterspury House Stony Stratford Council End A508 Nature Reserve 12 Oces Plum Park Norton Farm bench McDonald's Potterspury | Manor Barley Mow Lady East Waterslade e southern terminus of wooden 11 Farm Copse bridge G Copse Gra on Way is at Old Wolverton Stony e original alignment of the RA Bradlem Old F B Pond by the canal. TO Paulerspury 7 Gra on Way is diverted to cross N Church of Stratford Stratford l A4 W King’s 13 miles Old Wolverton to Greens Norton St James | A Stollage the A43 dual carriageway at a Y the Great Copse 4½ mile walk which goes 3 Farm wooden controlled crossing. Pury End bridge West Waterslade across a medieval village and A42 l 6 optional circular routes Bear’s Copse along a disused canal. 2 wooden Copse bridge l recommended pubs & tea rooms 10 Manor AY water | FTON W Gra on Way goes under the tower Farm GR A 0 1/4 1/2 mile N WAY N WAY ON canal through a horse tunnel. ON T T F F A A R 9 R G G Park 8 0 500 m 1 km Farm 3¾ mile towpath walk from © Global Mapping (www.globalmapping.uk.com) Say’s Cosgrove to Yardley Gobion. Copse Redmoor Copse Brackley Buckingham.
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